Philips SHP9500

Bottom line is these are going to be a really strong option for pretty much every gaming scenario, with the only warning being that if you're playing ...

So please take that for what it's worth to you. And let me know what you guys think about this review in the comment section down below. And if you gu...

Okay, recap. These are cheap, fairly well built, very comfortable, very easy to drive. They sound really nice and have huge soundstage and good imagin...

I'd appreciate that. Buy these headphones and then tell me if I'm fucking crazy. Because maybe I am

I took a break for a few years and just recently came back in 2020, and man, this price category looks barren. Nowadays, Koss and the Philips SHP9500 (and sometimes stuff like the AKG K361 or Chifi brands like Takstar) seems to be the default recommendations because there isn't much options anymore below the HD58X.

While they lack a thumpy low-bass, which is normal from open-back headphones, their mid-range is exceptionally flat and well-balanced, resulting in the clear, present, and accurate reproduction of dialogue and instruments. They also have a very comfortable fit, so you can wear them for long listening sessions without feeling fatigued. Take a look at the Logitech if you prefer closed-back headphones, which can help cut down ambient sound and leak less audio

It is not neccesity to be a open back i just want to a headset that do not make my ears sweat. I have found philips shp9500 but when i check rtings.com it is claim that arctis 3 better than this and, i want to buy a better headset than i currently own. My max budget is 80 dollars. I can afford little more but i prefer not to do .

The best over-ear audiophile headphones under $100 we've tested are the Philips SHP9500. They offer a well-balanced, and very neutral listening experience similar to that of more expensive alternatives, with an expansive passive soundstage that should allow you to immerse yourself in your music. They're also comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time, with a lightweight design, spacious ear cups, and generous amounts of padding

Perfect comfort, good sound, decent price. They're my main gaming headphones (I mainly play rhythm games). Philips SHP9500, the "sit down and listen" headphones, great Soundstage, lots of detail (not as much as the Starfield but more than the others) comfortable but I can definitely feel them on my head.

If you're looking for even more affordable audiophile headphones, the Philips SHP9500 are the best headphones under $100 that we've tested. Thanks to their open-back design, their passive soundstage seems large, open, and spacious, which can make your audio feel more immersive. Their very comfortable fit is well-padded and doesn't clamp very tightly on your head